The NCCPA advocates for the PA profession by promoting the value and role of PAs in healthcare, raising awareness of their contributions to patient care, and supporting legislative initiatives that benefit PAs and healthcare access.
The NCCPA conducts research and gathers data on the PA profession to better understand its impact on healthcare outcomes, improving policies and practices that affect PAs and their ability to provide quality care.
The NCCPA is involved in research that explores the correlation between PA certification and patient outcomes, helping to demonstrate the value of certified PAs in improving healthcare delivery and patient care.
The NCCPA actively participates in healthcare policy discussions and advocates for policies that support the PA profession, such as advocating for expanded roles in clinical practice and improved recognition of PA certification.
The NCCPA helps to educate the public about the PA profession, explaining the qualifications, roles, and importance of PAs in healthcare. This helps to raise awareness of how PAs contribute to patient care and improve healthcare delivery.
